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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25
FRANK Moss
IL Il Ill
LOOKING INTO UNION PACIFIC METHoD&
TIE INVESTIGATING COMMISSION SITS IN BOSTON
MP. ADAMS TEsT1TIEs

THT INVESTIGATING COMMISSION Sis IN DOslOa'-
Mr. ADAMS TEsTITTEs.
BOsroN May 2A-GOvernor Robert T. fattlson OF
Philadelphia and David T. I4ttler Of Springfield H.
member, OF tho United states Pacific Railway Commits
sion are now IN Boston and T. Elery Anderson OF New
York me other member Is expected % arrive before
tomorrow. The investigation into the Affairs oil the
Union Pacific vas continued here to-day. The nrst W.T.
ness was Contruue- o. w. Mink His testimony rcl4lea
wholly 70 the system OF bookkeeping IA oy the cor
poraton and the keeping various accounts.
the direct object Of Commission being n ASCERTAIN
exactly what data IN relation tha Affairs OF the cor
marathon we're % Do hat Boston oics and What a.
the Omaha Office The question OF allowances Ia dater-
mining net earnings Thurman Act for miisagn
was gone into thoroughly. and President Adams IN be-
half OF sir. Mink detailed tho policy Of ths company
In response N a query from Mr. Litter. growing oat Of
suagsstion by Mr. Adams. latter stated that the
company would willingly pay $4,000 per annum more
u the Government paying now y II conla DC
relieved OF the present system Of nvessauons oy inc
Government 10 which 10 IL continually subjected
Governor Pattson desired information from Mr. MIX
a 70 the aggregate pail TO the branch lines under
the constructive mileage rule hut Nj Mink said that me
Information much Of compiicated chaIacler
maj N woua DO impossible FOR him " furnish II Ior sew
eral mOnths
The AFTERNOON session opened With the examination ol
Iudgr Dillon explained his relations u me mon
Pacific Company stating that DO receiver SAi~'J u
$4,000 per annum. 49,. ~,
MILEAGE un.il GUIANA reached A. -
The Commission expects give hearings every day ior
"A days
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1EArHKa Y AxurAcrrnEns. y ,rIosAL sAsk. !


Mscy-At a regular meeting Of tho Board or irecors o.
the Leather National Bank OF SewfSrk,
held friday Nav 90 1897 committed composed or Neara
John Wiets John A. Tucker and Joseph AzostlH VS.
appointed draft and appropriate On .ss
death president OF the bank MI w snl n
Macy The folio wing are the preamole AM
rOrted By sneh mttee and adopted a. suDs"qaent
meeting held n fus<isv. the "a instant.
Board heard win feenGs OF pfuiooaa
Of tho death 81 the late psi
william T. Macy. vaieh ocenrrea on ts ls'n IA
whereas and suitable expresso on
Of q the
hts death should be placed on reeoa now
therefore, be 70 - "a
IN bank the great lnterritT o ms
Character fathfuness IN the or ms
dufes An the VII en- he has nie a.
president president during the perloi OF ory s9
elapsed since bis nrst connocuon WIN As
bank .s.~...~..-
zed nm upon and nowhere more ems ea9ur
him az the meetings OF the BOaTi where MS ttieonsiee
regular and 20 the business OF Nnc 20
ave hs careful attention MP 10 the very last oay Nheh
4. permitted him 10 De about A.
that aurng administration a. president o. ms oAls
has grown steadily in prosperity aud wa mosI so
nv ghout the many vlessituae- sAea -.
The financial history OF the cooHJ
since the laie war -. -. - .....- % III. AR
rowng family their sympathy IN the great pefesNe
sustained the loss OF a. ehen p.uy
hnshand and father hoBoref ani love " =.
WING afvice and as-istance we're etrI
ndeatigaole inausry vas tne
d his tances ADD whose conscientious "a NJ
ment OF every and self imposed doy Was A""eH
greatest o. his gffts 49,, , =. ,-,n.,,.sa "a Ms
family IsAAC %. " a - -
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A VAST CLAIM ENDS IN DEFEAT

MILWAUKEE, May 2A-Nsws mas oeeu received mere Oh
the decision by the Court OF the United states
Of Barnes against the Chicago Milwaukee ana
ST. Paul Railroad Company. the court deciding Ia favor
OF the railway The has been long pending anu In
VOWED fabulous amount Of money that a. not less tAA
sIsOOO0OO or S2O.OOO.OOO. according ~ the claim oil
Barnea The present St Paul Company. az sale under
the nrst mortgaxe bonds bid bought the old Ls
crosse and waukee liue In part the Lacrosse Hi
vision OF the road This occurred twenty Jears Aeo
Barnes AM his associates we're holders OF thr aeconu
mortgage bOnd.. made no effort u save the HutS
aud we're cut OF by the safe. Many years aiter"AIu'
vnen the property had acquired great value they came
into court witn oaim Ia dispute whien has been &c
olded against them
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GENERAL BADEAUs LONGEVITY Pay
THE HISTORY OF his CASE IN THE COURT OF
CLANS.

THE HISTORY OF his CASE IN THE COURT VI
CLAIMS.
"a the Edttor Of The Tribune.
s1R. beg your permission TO correct certain mac
,uraciea IN a statement telegrsphod u TAE TRIBUNE
from washington several days ago
~ There has been suit brought by or against
General sickIes in the Court Of Claims lie Is ho1
rn+ttsed TO longevity pay and therefore has not
claimed ID -. .,.-u
(e1 Neither General sickles nor have ever drawn
nav for Office UNDER the State Department while draw
Ing ARM pay; and there has bean no counter suit
ngairst either Of US that account
fa Aftrr IL was decided by the supreme Court
tSs4 -etired officers were entitled TO longevity pay
7 applied for that pay, being out OF GIVE once, an
then for the first time Second Audtor OF inc Aio"9
s,ry raised tho point that I had vacstcd my arm
eommission BY accepting diplomatic rank his "@s
4, 1894 AFTER eight successive Secretaries OF war hau
,-.oen,zsd mo a. an army officer (notw rthstandlns
nv having held diplomatic rank, and after the
1raas11ry had passed tho accounts oil inc pay
masters who paid for fourteen years onosS4uehO
IN nv application for longevity pay and Will tho
,anorson of Secretary Lincoln and the Paynas'er
General. applied for one months pay a. rNie"
army officer while holding consular posIton AZ
Havana This was avOwedly to test tho ques-
.,on vhether was entitled to both pays The sec
rotary OF the Treasury declined To decide on oUao
nnplieation but referred both 70 the Court Of ClAs
uhe question whether by accepting diplomatic RAM
7 vacated army commission was iuhS elsu.c'
and the opinion Of the rendered year ago
ard In nv favor. This decision was reld In opch
court numbered fled and forms part OF the recorus
~ tn cur; the case however, renamed loF
suvfher argument and evidence on an entrcb dAhor
ant popt-viz the effect Of nv having been droPpeei
srom the rolls under acknOw ledged misapprehen-
eion In regard 70 tho nature OF wonhe an SUI SUI
sGnentay restored The proof on this last point was
fhaf NV place had not been filled 49,
But when this proof was oneroa anu Sosr 1910
sse original decision the court OF Its own mouon
sropsned the whole case admitting an adaltlonAl
fudge 10 the hearing: so that The numoor 'haI st
fcrame four instead OF three. Tho opinion OF tnis
incrsased court was divided and both my claim and
that ~ the Government were dlsmlssed 10 give
rrucrtnnity Tor appeal Meantime my name re-
mains on the Army Register and the war department
now az during the nineteen years since hrse socspu
\ dlnlonatio post recognizes me a. an army omccr'
I an air, very respectfully your obt serTant,
ADAM BADEAU, United States Army
Eels. York. May IA 1887.
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ABRAHAM BOGART CoNGER

Abraham Bogart Conger died at his home In the Jansen
bachelor apartment, No. II Waveriey place at a NJ
Yesterday He had been IN for a week suffering from
sross az paraysa Mr. Conger was born in this city
ruly : 1874 He was graduated from Columbia College.
IN 1871 he moved H1verstraw, where be became IN
trre.ted in retcal farming He was Al one iiine
preside Mt Of the Agrcu tura Scciey and made
valuable report the rinderr@st IN 's67. mr. tonger
wa long an active politician. L' was a Democrat ana
at In the 1854 e has Lived IN TINS city
since 1876 and has been practising law. He was an
ve member OF Church the strangers, where the
Iunerai will be held tomorrow AZ p. NJ Mr.. Conger
aufdow
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pREpARlrrovs ZOE ZEE WHISKY JUBILEE

Yesterday was the birthday of Queen victoria anu
the British ships IN the harbor we've gas with hunt
ing Preparations for Her Majesty Jubilee WhieA
l. u be celebrated By British Canadian resident
here on June Il. are now ali but complete On
sunday, 1871, VIII DC sps Gal service a
old Trinity Oh rch. Tuesday proceedings VIII beglIl
win a service OF praise IN the Grand opera House.
In the afternoon there VIII b spOrt- at Ents~4AA
; l. and a banquet Ia the evening display o.
fireworks az ~ george. Report have beoE o,'l...
rat inc idea o. observing the Jubilee nero nal ueeh
abandoned, but the promoters Of the movement 5Ai
fbaf IN the contrary everything Indicates mat thcif
Iabors will he crowned with success
rbere were speOal last evening IN % Marys
r-oSsst.nt Fpiscopal Church. Classou-ave, Brookyn
IN me ravsr For the President the name or the queen
rss inssrt@d and after Greed tho sentence y LORD
80 aI,e Onseu~ was uttered A Jubilee hymn in honor
OF the Queen was sung.
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE,

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INrElLlOhNCE.
Tho general passenger agents Of tie trunk lines
-. ,.s,.rtav and dlsuosed OF large nunDeE VI
qualifications for reduced fares 50 o. 70 7ecur' s'l
.n.ra,,on I. WAS announced that the baitihorc
-. oh., and the New-York. ontario ana WESTERN
- nd anallv entered the JOINT Agency con
trolling tbs immigrant business Q, tnS the CO.
i'm Castle Garien Inc queStlyh 80 in revulatlng
onerauon OF tho New England IOAos ~ aS,ant
~. .e.ms destined ~ lnd-nnito pOstpohonoI' .A
az othir@ could be learned here yesterday Va 80
efforts OF the Canadian Faciny Ha,i A. stated In
1tts TKfstrSE some time ago ~ was ~. ~ crr
nnderstood that tho Michigan CentraI a@ 80, 49, ~
49, would r1ahe "A transc arrlngonfnb OF IN -. 80.
- ino from &C Thomas Canada, 10 peuo1 ~ g,eaIt
question OF arrangements WESTWARD OoJoN'
Is still Undecided -....- q McCullough
.ccomuane. by General Manager soue Densr o' hp
srtntandeut Thomas ROld Master JOhhson a." ,ha Erta
officials, started yesteruAs LOT nsS,,cioa stations
nottnp the various improvements which nave l -,
been made, well as the prosroS9 VI ~
baliasting etc 49,. .x.r,h animal
,,n, ~ ina Concord Railroad was held to-day Inc
,o,,ow,ug directors we're elected: FREDERICK onli'"
80 u,,ot Rsoiamin A. Kimball, john r. reatson'
Waitsr nj Parker Jonn A. White, anu Aqua i'''"''
LITTLE ROCK. May 2A-The Momphs and iA't'e h'eA
p,,oad .aa MID nv order OF the United STATES Oou
-, ., ,,vo ro-trages or deeds OF trust one Ior
$3.50 600 and one for 81 100000 o. ~ s,n nVS oo6
he road for b. X DOW andoIhers ioi "A
CHICAGO May 24-The Canadian PA''n0 SeouioH -
sptrnnee into Chicago to-day through an @sr'e"o -
President Ledyard OF the Michigan Oo".'1- =. ,,a
a., ,r.,ht trains from St Thomas 70 Detroit oFoi 'no
-. -, ,.o,.s over the Wabash 20 Butler, lnd.'
s st ,oir1 conneet wi the Baltimore and Oho'
r-hinr Chicago tho latter IrAoAs h .isaners
the WaOssn ruad ~ East 81 Lous CantraI from
~ Montreal will be run the Michigan Oen'iA'
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PIrTsBuRG Nay 2A-The head officers OF the savAaion
Army were IN the city this morning. Marshal Boihng
poo,b son OF General Booth, who mas charge OF the
American forres was the central figure. He is just re-
turning 10 New York from tour OF the West He has
new scheme on foot and will erect number OF large
tents throughout the Southern states These VIII Ake
fbe MACE OF barracks. AMI be sufficiently large 10 accom-
mediate upward OF 500 people He has also purchaser q
arge oIurh building In NswYOrk for S24,OOO In WHICH
100 cadets will be- trained
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INSURANCE on THE JERSEY CITY FIRE.

INNIKANIE ~ IiT4 Jf-It31I- VT I r '"'
The total amount OF insurance the United states TX
press Company's building IN Jersey City which Wac uo
stroyed by fire Sunday morning was SioOOO piAoel
in the following companies Wesohester OF New IorS,
$4,000; German American. OF New orh sIVv',y'
ROYAL OF England. $4,000; P-Oenix, OF New i9rA,
$40, 600 and Greenwich. OF New York, @o,OOO' INC
insurance on stock, etc. II $4,000.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FATALITY Ar A BOSTON FIRE

TAIALII1 At A bV'IV' FIIk1~
Boston, May ga ire occurred Mt NO l,@SS ITO
mont-st early this morning. starting In inc oaEo
anon Of Peter thinner the lower noor MIS-
OBren and her four children VINO OCCUPY
the teuement above the store, rescued with dln
cuv ~ PAtyoltna Austin. VINO brought tben Al uVN1
ladder one child are fell frOm the ladder anu IA"
d. sLnn fractured Mr. thinner severely burneL
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mon should pay
-. raenhef-s Of the

the services Of those men ,,s sn Of the
nrscn Etre Department and the f1re f1 1i ,s.
trust THE TRIBuSE VIII oe ctosa senator Plum
KITS bill should also add that the t ~ see1Huae
Ola Notuhe ~ ~ the TrOcecds Of this tax qute
ana saw 90 a million dollars, which tley nov hol@
Funn-l- rnrL Nay "a. 1ss1. u. * hhNNhbA'
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days features The barometer continued falling slowly
The temperature ranged between So and 7S'. the
HOlgoi being 6l9o hgaer than on tho CORES
pondlng esv azs ysar ana lao loser than on MONDAY
In ana near this city to-day there wiz prooaoV oe
warmer far partly cloudy weather, possibly prcceaea
By light rain.
At present. fair weather Indicated for Thursday.
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6ueriaI NoIire,
TO AVOID Mt.I,S'.T,AkES

TO Or SSisAGFfPc iNfHkSfs
NJ summer families preparing 70 eAse
when ordering their grocers o. vine
thar supOy oi BASS ALE ana lNNESss - =.
,. ~ GS HEAD BRAND should be careful % specify uoh
~ 6-aad and the name bottlers kead bfs Lono
h. P. FfNLAY, sole Agent OF 7. . anu Ssa-@@
MISS CORsON has kildly oonsentod 70 give u'a4'N
'i~"'" va ~ WEDNESDAY. MAY IS .. .n.a.
.eso q, W. IN the LEXINGTON AVENUE OFEhA
tI5 T. l55 East 58thsL Complimentary nckets
ns ne raj Al The American Meter Co. rs otaess ot -
iT1eon Nauhslm Store, yos 5dave, COZ oSsi-aN
n VI stewart steam Carpet Cleaning "ork~
1ta-AVe S9lttbr ;le
Cartaze tree Nsg-Yorx AL sreokyn
Nv H. HauIliuasn's Carpet Ciesnns WORKS
vs. u II Easf I7th-sG send for circulars 1911. =.
.har,a tor .xe on Island south OF loOtl-se
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WERE THEY sTARYED on RAEDALgS ISLAND
Abraham brother yesterday told Coroner hessener
that his wife had given birth twin grl sase' nV'
weeks ago aud had died few days Efier c"nnnemeh~
The twins were sent 70 tBe Chidrens Nursery on nsh
asrs I.land on May At that time they Te'snso t'
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ALLEGHENY COUNTY REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
PtrTsBURG May "a (SDoeial).The Republican county
conventious we're ned to-day. Jacob +. slagie
WA nominated for Judge OF Common Pleas For inc
Office OF County commissioners Robert Z Mercer anu
George Y Mckee were both renOmnated Dr. A e. =.
McCandless Hownated for slern JOslan sPooa,
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THE WE4THER REPORT

GOVERNMENT NDroAT1oNs-FoR "a hooNo
WARRINGTON. May % For SewEngiand' seN.io' 80,
Esw.Jer,ey and Pennsylvania local rams
sightIy warmer, fair weather soutnsry "i"N' '''1'
10 westerly
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SHOCKING OR ELrY oy THE HIGH SEAS

SHOCKING A~E
The examination Albert NJ Rich. OF the snip
Robert charged with the murner OF sea
man named James while the voyage from san
Francsco to Liverpool begun to-day before United
statas Commissioner shells. Carl bsenger SEAMAN
swore that Rich beat Paterson nearly every day with
beavinz pp back OF tho head ana some
in Peterson knocked scnseiesH t",e
one night heard Peterson M on deck ne
heard blow he crash. Tho mate opened hc lore
castle DOOR and pitched ls head was cut ~
three places and aIterward kch SAN many
times thai he intended kil Peterson and chucE
nun overbosrl no got N Liverpool
Ia men eaud NOT the brutality OF the mates.
ami AZ was useless complain the captain once when
ths eanIa,n was complained 20 by Peterson he askei
him III he aid NOT geI +, eHoasa beating ii
out OF him." The were not v.n enough TO eat NC
ss 1aye orders Peterson - Little i0od a. possible
Ohm ain seaman said ne ssw me maj"
Ierson mn M Der The tod was not sol peterson
was only gwen small piece OF bread AZ eaen ea. al
tentv 10 one drop Of e0neo Petersen sroAneo Al
a,et before 10 diet dls a. o'clock 10 lhe norng
The mate oftsn SAID be would kl Peterson before nc
got 20 Liverpool - ...n .aid he sav the mate
,rriEa Pslorzoa with handle a
beayi6gpin the mate strike Peterson V"''" "'
before he dted 49,. -. - c.Yi,o, Moi
wool of RoeEDort Captain A. j. staples commune "o'
An adjournment was taken until IhnrsiAy ~ O0"0~'
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TRIBUNE oFF1cE May 2o-l a. M-Vr'oH "'c,
.,a.t 1 n.n,. a sref sprinkle OF rain. and afresh
sou,nory brssze vcering 70 soaheastery were ysS'er
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teen pounds each Yesterday they were brought back
and WEIGHED hut four and half pounds physician
was called to attend them. but they died Dr. A D. Aron,
son. OF NO 2o3 East Broadway, the doctor called ssu
that they had ethrr starved or beaten 70 death
he refused certificate for burial. AID an autopsy WI"
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BEN: PERLET POORE SOMEWHAT WORSE
wAsHISGToN May 2l-The condition OF MAJOR Den
Perley Poore Is somewhat worse tonight
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the resldeEcs OF the BRIDES parents.
brook Point com. Rev Jesse Brush on aes
day MAY -. 1887, James A1iAcA DH JE' W AsAAN'
daughter OF Henry +. Martin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday. NAY % at Hobo
- n 4 nv ina Rev Oliver Brown OF shs FIRST Meth
odist Episcopal Church Edward = Marriott 10 Iihe
Mcclellan both OF NewYorS.
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Don't risk anything with stubborn cough wnen
safe remedy may be had in Dr. Jaynes ExpectoranG
sore Lungs and threats are speedily helped by it. =:
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Piaft's ChloPides Instantly Dtsfniects
all decaying disease
matter For dNnfecting the house Grams "stctSAOsesS'
sinks cellars &c. IL is especially valnaDe
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yeuderson's Hand Lawn Mower is the best made See
IL AZ our stores IS and 81 orlndtsL, New-forE -
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MARRIED.

Before Lea yinz the City
order Of Colgate Co.'S 1903 Laurdry soap Ior YOUR
country no use. 1t improves with aga
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DIED.

IIEsEnIn Dsssss German nay lssz q s s,sssss
and Rsnristta LieDsr. in the Iethysaf Of hers ago.
Auburn papers please copy
sATaER-,a Monday. Nay %. 1881. 8. ralmass M.thsr
Vest a s on ss Ms Sy
past O'CLOCK.
Please
GRAND Amt OF THK REryBIrc
team Con- :;
eoraSs. o, sss post sac faa-rS AZ - West end ava
''fn'r 'S'A's' "'a'' wfEsusT BRowN Commander
Veterans OF the 7th Regiment rsansssa rhs
funeral OF Tamase Mather comp.ny - from asi West
a. os,ees s1nse o TRESxiN cooss
MEsssosE-Iq BreetIyp Msussv Ma, g lula , Allen
Allen Da sois aged rs years.
AUNsLLLon sssurtay, May II. n Green Cows 4prtnss
ter Genre Coun., Thursday afternoon. May 20.
oDELI-on Sunday MAY a. Abram odsn. a1si 81 years
Wees at bis ass rssdsnee 5ss west s2dst TUESDAY
Istsrmsnt a Bloomfield MI
PuRDY-At Greenwich Conn., May - 1881 James
Funeral rSsrsfty. Nay &C. 1897. m from has Late
residence In Kngst
sELLEcK-In stamford. Conn. May 81 Joseph seIsck.
s@O ,frSssa rS% s 1 a. at Ssass
sHERwooD-At Brinckerhorvie May -. Mary Dubois
Friends and are invited funeral
Wednesday, MAY Is, at 1880 o'clock her ia's rust
Carriage. and cOnnecticut and New
England trains Wednesday morning
Ward Bloomheld, n. T.. on Monday. May 81 Thomas
Relatives and friends srs invited
at St. Paurs Charch EAstcheste On THURSDAY 1om
Carriages the lo'os Nsw,Hyssn train from
Grand Central Depot at Mount Vernon station
vATABLE-on rnornIss. Mar -. Henry Augustus
vatable in the ssth year Of hts are - ,,-..-
MAY Is at Ihs churc Vincent de Paul West 2sdst.
Kindly omit dovers
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Close NIL the saloons sunday
but that pc Pic ooA'
.on's AS ters 8 ndis zen sable 70 suNerera
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ayrMMY" HOPE TO BE BROUGHT TO NEW-YoRK-
sAx FRANCISCO. May "a lSpeeiii' burglar " jim Nv
5ope to-day turned over 70 the Se~-forA o"ee.s
VINO will start Tomorrow for Auburn prison unless MS
attorneys devise some plan OF obstructing Jnsuce
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HOURS Morning. o,o,t
Iqs4sa7ssl0 u azss $500 glr1l
f--T71I7f NJ III 1 l ~
S.sT t-r1,r n
IL u wv =. m N h = frrTl r-1-T-I
. .Ss -,4--' +. q u Z u j
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Notices Of marriages mast BE- Endorsed 10Th fall name
aud address
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SALE or TIE MEXICAN NATIONALS PROPERTY.
nnn saln Of tho Mexean National hallway COM

SALE or TIE MEXICAN NATIONALS PkOFEhIA'
Tho sale OF tho Mexican National Railway Com
many, propertv at the City OF Mexico OIL Monday
,sa- IN accordance with the plan Of reorganization
which has been almost universally approved oy inc
various interests AZ tbs company ouce- III th..
cIfv a=uatcne. received yesterday siduns sAAl
,he 40 mad been coni msd By the court Inc
succe--or company, which VIII Dr. Aho"h ~ WI
Mexican National Railroad COMPANY WI l77oo IL nc
a. Tnc,4sage uInds u the extent Sl-.5OOOOU, o.
a. thu rats Of $1,000 mile, out Of the pfOoe"i9 Vi
which tho unfinished portion OF the line VII oe CON-
Melted The Government subsidy, avaIlADio When inc
mad A completed. - expected 70 d4-cbAffa the Nv
obugatiou WHEN tho present bonds VIII bccome aEail
-" G.n On INC ufouerty The result OK the safe
n - give the company the main nn8 uoih Inv
Ciry OF Mexico % Laredo and o. the CONSTITUTION.
Companv Tho branches which formed the interOceanc
lines on the Oil company When N" ro4d II com,
prted Il VIII make shortest line ION tAo SIt o.
Ne.tro a. New-Jr4cans and IT. Louis, ana an OiLccr
o. tho company yesterday that there Wa 20 posi-
tiIty By which tho distance D. IAN ooN4N 10
shortened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

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